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Mutley Eugenius 25th Mar 2022 09:19

Any runways on Phillip Island?
 
G'Day guys, PPL holder in Melbourne Australia here, just looking to see if anyone knows of any private runways I might be able to ask about using on Philip Island for when the family wants to use the holiday house down there, now that the wise and generous people who own and still man the actual airport there have trashed the good runways and have sold the land off to some magnate to turn into more holiday houses?

Petropavlovsk 25th Mar 2022 20:27

Have a look on Google Earth

David J Pilkington 26th Mar 2022 06:04

Perhaps a floatplane instead.

https://cimg9.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune....0f106638c.jpeg


Mach1Muppet 26th Mar 2022 06:59

Yeah unfortunately YPID closed doors to fixed wing a while ago (was out of their control). Not too much out there that isn't private

Ex FSO GRIFFO 26th Mar 2022 07:46

Slight Drift.....
Is the Veteran's Museum still 'secure' and 'in business'..?
(And the 'Bou')
Just curious is all....
Cheers

On Track 27th Mar 2022 07:07

Yes Griffo. I visited the museum late last year.

Stationair8 27th Mar 2022 08:51

Did twenty plus charters into PID, for car and motorbike racing in the 90’s.

Always looked after very well by Sandy or his pilot Phil, and the local taxi driver.

Had a good group of motorsport enthusiasts that basically booked the next trip as we shutdown at home base.
The group always paid in cash, and we always finished up in a corporate box or VIP tent, happy days!


Mach1Muppet 27th Mar 2022 09:53


Originally Posted by Ex FSO GRIFFO (Post 11205944)
Slight Drift.....
Is the Veteran's Museum still 'secure' and 'in business'..?
(And the 'Bou')
Just curious is all....
Cheers

Yeah still going well, they were recently donated the cockpit of A97-214 after the years of salt and corrosion finally killed the airframe at the RAAF museum.

Ex FSO GRIFFO 28th Mar 2022 04:50

Thanks Guys / Gals (?)

Much appreciated.

Pity about the corrosion issue....Won't it be the same result here?
Salt spray n' all./......


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